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SOUTH AFRICA YOUNG URBAN WOMEN
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SOUTH AFRICA KUBATANA KWEDU
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“UNHEARD VOICES”: RADIO AND DIGITAL AWARENESS PROJECT LAUNCHES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO INSPIRE GREATER HUMAN KINDNESS AND INCLUSION
A heart-warming radio and digital project, “Unheard Voices”, launched in May, sharing real-life stories of people across Southern Africa (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or sex workers, and how they have become accepted for who they are over time by people in their lives. […]
Making Access Real: Zimbabwe Sex Workers’ Alliance
Who are we? The Zimbabwe Sex Workers’ Alliance (ZIMSWA) is a sex worker led organisation that engages a human rights framework in its advocacy. We are based in Bulawayo, and work in urban and peri urban areas. ZIMSWA envisions a society in which all sex workers – male, female, and trans – can enjoy the […]
Making Access Real: Trans* and Intersex Rising Zimbabwe
Who are we? TIRZ is a newly formed youth, trans* and intersex-led organisation. We are funded by a small programme grant from the Other Foundation. We consist of an advisory committee of Zimbabwean trans* and intersex activists based around the globe, a management team of four queer persons based in Harare, and a team of […]
Making Access Real : Zambia Sex Workers Alliance
Who are we? Zambia Sex Workers Alliance (ZASWA) is a newly founded national chapter of the African Sex Workers Alliance. It is a sex worker led and focused organisation that works to tackle the challenges faced by sex workers in Zambia. ZASWA focuses on advocacy and linking sex workers to services. ZASWA also asserts that […]
Making Access Real: Autonomy Project
Who are we? The Autonomy Project is a collective of 25 activist organisations and individuals working in Lusaka, the capital city of Zambia. We are currently mobilising in Livingstone (Zambia’s tourist capital) and the Copperbelt province. Some organisations represented in the collective are: Women’s Alliance for Equality, Transbantu Association Zambia, Friends of Rainka, Zambia Sex […]
Reports
“UNHEARD VOICES”: RADIO AND DIGITAL AWARENESS PROJECT LAUNCHES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO INSPIRE GREATER HUMAN KINDNESS AND INCLUSION
A heart-warming radio and digital project, “Unheard Voices”, launched in May, sharing real-life stories of people across Southern Africa (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or sex workers, and how they have become accepted for who they are over time by people in their lives. […]
Country Report for Botswana 2017
INTRODUCTION In the analysis of barriers to HIV prevention, testing and treatment services for marginalized groups, the phrase “stigma and discrimination” dominates the discourse. However, from a feminist perspective, it is important to discuss the root causes of the problem and to discuss how power affects the lack of access. In order to build strong […]
KP REACH Champions Workshop
SAfAIDS and HIVOS, under the banner of the KP REACH (Representation, Evidence and Advocacy for Change in Health) programme, and in conjunction with their partners, convened influential stakeholders from multiple sectors who could act as champions and advocate for key populations (KP). The five sectors represented at the workshop were justice, politics, tradition, religion and […]
The GAP Report – UNAIDS
Ending the AIDS epidemic. Ending the AIDS epidemic—four words that hold such hope and promise. Four words that represent more than 30 years of devastation, struggle and loss. The AIDS epidemic brought the world to its knees before bringing people to their feet. Activism and research led to one of the most effective global movements of this generation. […]
Guidelines
“UNHEARD VOICES”: RADIO AND DIGITAL AWARENESS PROJECT LAUNCHES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO INSPIRE GREATER HUMAN KINDNESS AND INCLUSION
A heart-warming radio and digital project, “Unheard Voices”, launched in May, sharing real-life stories of people across Southern Africa (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or sex workers, and how they have become accepted for who they are over time by people in their lives. […]
Guidelines for Conducting Participatory Social Research with Key Populations and Marginalised Communities
1. Introduction These guidelines have been developed as part of the Key Populations – Representation, Evidence and Advocacy for Change in Health (KP REACH) programme. KP REACH focuses on community systems strengthening to reduce HIV infections and HIV-related deaths among key populations in Southern Africa. This is expected to be achieved through improved access by members of these target […]
Country Report for Botswana 2017
INTRODUCTION In the analysis of barriers to HIV prevention, testing and treatment services for marginalized groups, the phrase “stigma and discrimination” dominates the discourse. However, from a feminist perspective, it is important to discuss the root causes of the problem and to discuss how power affects the lack of access. In order to build strong […]
KP REACH Champions Workshop
SAfAIDS and HIVOS, under the banner of the KP REACH (Representation, Evidence and Advocacy for Change in Health) programme, and in conjunction with their partners, convened influential stakeholders from multiple sectors who could act as champions and advocate for key populations (KP). The five sectors represented at the workshop were justice, politics, tradition, religion and […]
The GAP Report – UNAIDS
Ending the AIDS epidemic. Ending the AIDS epidemic—four words that hold such hope and promise. Four words that represent more than 30 years of devastation, struggle and loss. The AIDS epidemic brought the world to its knees before bringing people to their feet. Activism and research led to one of the most effective global movements of this generation. […]